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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 2003

Page

5

Drowning of Blind Girl in Lake Calhoun After Swim

In Minneapolis a 7-year-old blind girl Brianna Nelson drowned during a water trip at Lake Calhoun with two lifeguards on duty. Brianna, who had tired of Marco Polo, asked to head back to shore and vanished. her body was later found about 60 feet from the water. The incident involves a camp counselor and the sponsoring organization, with questions raised about safety procedures.

Minneapolis Brianna Nelson Lake Calhoun Brianna Grant, Mich

Dixie Chicks join Rock the Vote campaign

The Dixie Chicks teamed with Rock the Vote to urge youth participation in elections. They stated no party endorsement, aiming to engage without offense after earlier backlash over Natalie Maines remarks about President Bush.

Dixie Chicks Santa Monica Cali Texas Natalie Maines Bush London United States

Gephardt criticizes Bush Iraq policy in San Francisco speech

Democratic candidate Dick Gephardt denounces Bush administration unilateralism over the Iraq war, arguing it weakened alliances and global goodwill after 9 11. He backs a war authorization but condemns the president’s diplomacy and postwar planning leaving the US isolated with 147 000 troops in country.

San Francisco Dick Gephardt John Wayne Gephardt Bar Association of United States

Teens given prison terms for fatal Milwaukee beating

In Milwaukee, the last two defendants in a fatal mob beating were sentenced. Don Dixon, 14, received two years while Lee Mays, 17, was ordered to serve three and a half years. The beating occurred Sept. 29 with a broom, shovel, chair and milk crate after a confrontation. Charlie Young Jr. died Oct. 1. Marlin Dixon, 15, got 18 years. Judge John Franke noted weighing the punishment.

Milwaukee Don J. Dixon Lee Mays Charlie Young Jr Marlin Dixon Milwaukee County John Franke Mays

Fans bid farewell to Celia Cruz Queen of Salsa

Thousands of mourners gathered in New York for a two day farewell to Celia Cruz who died last week at 78 from a brain tumor. A horse drawn carriage would carry her casket to St Patrick's Cathedral for a public funeral Mass.

New York Celia Cruz Cruz St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Public hearing set on maintenance contracts for county facilities

Finney County commissioners scheduled a public hearing for August 11 to discuss a maintenance agreement covering security, fire and emergency lighting systems at the Law Enforcement Center, administrative center, county attorney's office, courthouse and Juvenile Detention Center. Also, bids were opened for two Hamill Road bridges, with estimates at 394000, and lowest bids from Klaver Construction and LMK Concrete Construction at 333713 and 340776. The Aug. 4 meeting will consider bids and a recommended award.

McCauliffe Finney County Department of Public Works Hamill Road Kalvesta Max Morgan Klaver Construction Kingman LMK Concrete Lindsborg Finney County Commission Finney County Administrative Center Ninth St

Public works department unveils new office building

Finney County Public Works opens a new two story facility replacing an outdated ADA noncompliant building. The open house featured tours led by staff including Olson and Capt. Mike Warren noting the improved ventilation and training spaces.

Public Works Olson Finney County Mike Warren Warren Finny County Public Works Main Maple Streets

Trade Bank of Iraq aims to ease exports disruption

The U S occupation administration announces a new Trade Bank of Iraq with a 5 million capitalization and a 100 million pool to guarantee payments for imported goods and reconstruction materials. The bank seeks to restore confidence among trading partners and speed rebuilding, supported by the Development Fund for Iraq.

Iraq U.S. Occupation Administration U.S U.N Kuwait New Trade Bank of L. Paul Bremer United States United Nations Washington

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